Just got Charge, need some help

mjbirr

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So i just got home with my charge and love it. Upgraded from original Moto Droid. Only thing i miss is the green blinking light on the droid when i had a message/email (so that i didn't have to unlock/wake up the phone to see if i had a message) is there any way to do this on the charge? or am i stuck waking the phone up everytime i want to see if i have a message
 
The Charge doesn't come with a notification LED, so it's not possible, no. However, you could download NoLED—it displays notification icons/dots on the screen for phones without notification LEDs.
 
So i just got home with my charge and love it. Upgraded from original Moto Droid. Only thing i miss is the green blinking light on the droid when i had a message/email (so that i didn't have to unlock/wake up the phone to see if i had a message) is there any way to do this on the charge? or am i stuck waking the phone up everytime i want to see if i have a message[/

If I was you I would reconsider, as this makes a smartphone ....dumb



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although the tb has led i found it almost as annoying as having no led. it flashes green for everything (except while charging) and i have to check to see what it is anyways. i liked it on my droid x where i could have all 3 email with different color led. and different led for sms, fb, google voice, etc etc
 
although the tb has led i found it almost as annoying as having no led. it flashes green for everything (except while charging) and i have to check to see what it is anyways. i liked it on my droid x where i could have all 3 email with different color led. and different led for sms, fb, google voice, etc etc

Agreed I hated it on the tb. I use noled. Make sure to shut off the button backlight option

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NoLED works almost as good as the Blackberry app BeBuzz. I can see instantly that I have an email, or text, or calendar reminder when my phone is on silent at work. Yes, it is not as bright as the LED on the BB Storm2 but I found that I almost never have my phone so far away that it matters.

This one of my top 5 apps.
 
as another above poster had said already use the free program "Noled". Go into the apps and then Market and search for Noled.

It's actually better than a flashing led like I had on my BB.

It's a little tricky to get it working though with the various check marks you need to do.

I posted what I did to get it working in this link at the bottom of the thread:

No LED notification.... - Android Forums

Let me know if you get it working or I might have to edit what I typed out and tweak the steps I did.
I had to restore my device last week so I had to do the NoLed set up again and I edited what I posted and I got it working again!

I used the floating envelopes instead of the colored dots.
It's cool when you have say a text message come in and you look at the black screen and a small floating envelope is moving around the black screen. Does the same for different email accounts and missed calls too only with a different icon for each alert.

It goes off too if you put the charge in your pocket or turn the screen face down on a table (uses the proximity sensor) shuts off the envelopes to save on the battery.
 
as another above poster had said already use the free program "Noled". Go into the apps and then Market and search for Noled.

It's actually better than a flashing led like I had on my BB.

It's a little tricky to get it working though with the various check marks you need to do.

I posted what I did to get it working in this link at the bottom of the thread:

No LED notification.... - Android Forums

Let me know if you get it working or I might have to edit what I typed out and tweak the steps I did.
I had to restore my device last week so I had to do the NoLed set up again and I edited what I posted and I got it working again!

I used the floating envelopes instead of the colored dots.
It's cool when you have say a text message come in and you look at the black screen and a small floating envelope is moving around the black screen. Does the same for different email accounts and missed calls too only with a different icon for each alert.

It goes off too if you put the charge in your pocket or turn the screen face down on a table (uses the proximity sensor) shuts off the envelopes to save on the battery.

Does it take a noticeable hit on the battery?
 
Does it take a noticeable hit on the battery?

Depends how disciplined you are with it. When i am walking around with it in my pocket I turn it off. But if I am sitting at my desk I leave it on and will check the text/email right away so it doesn't blink and drain the battery...

The widget is easy to toggle it on and off.